Can't Seem to Open the AVS or the D2V in TMPGEnc?

edmund · #1 10-23-2002, 08:55 AM

i can't seem to open the avs, or the d2v in tmpgenc. How do i get this to work. i followed the guide on this site to the T, and i have all the latest versions???!?@!? Kwag can you please tell me what you do to make your vcd's, i really want to use the X3 template so how do i go about doing this

rendalunit · #2 10-23-2002, 11:53 AM

Here's some possible fixes:

1. Use DVD2AVI 1.76 (ver 1.77 makes incompatible d2v files)

2. Make sure Avisynth is correctly installed. You can test it by making a script with just this one line: version() #load this into tmpg

3. Increase the priority of the DirectShow in environmental settings in TMPGEnc

edmund · #3 10-23-2002, 12:03 PM

hey thanks alot for answering. but i have one question. what do i have to do exactly with the environmental settings in tmpgenc?? i still don't really know the program to the "t" yet

thanks

rendalunit · #4 10-23-2002, 12:10 PM

open TMPGEnc, and click option -> Environmental setting -> VFAPI plug-in -> right click on DirectShow Multimedia File Reader and click higher priority until it's at the top.

-ren

edmund · #5 10-23-2002, 04:48 PM

do i need to dowload a file to get tmpgenc to load avs, becasue i installed avisyth but it still won't load a avs file
k sorry i tried it again, but now it says unrecognized exception (john_Q.avs,line2) what do i do???

kwag · #6 10-23-2002, 07:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by edmund

do i need to dowload a file to get tmpgenc to load avs, becasue i installed avisyth but it still won't load a avs file
k sorry i tried it again, but now it says unrecognized exception (john_Q.avs,line2) what do i do???

Your .avs is probably trying to load a .d2v that was not made with DVD2AVI version 1.76. Be sure to use DVD2AVI 1.76.

-kwag

rendalunit · #7 10-25-2002, 11:21 AM

Another thing you can do is run the VFAPI Reader codec that comes with the DVD2SVCD bundle and convert the .d2v file to ".avi" and put that file in script.